中科宇航Zhongke Aerospace located in Room 1201, 12th Floor, Building 6, No. 18, Kechuang 13th Street, Beijing Economic and Technological Development Zone, Beijing- China – People’s Republic of China…. is the first domestic mixed-ownership commercial aerospace enterprise jointly initiated and established by the core team of the Aerospace Flight Technology Center of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the Institute of Mechanics. Achievement transformation, providing aerospace launch services. The core team is a leading expert in the domestic aerospace field, with strong technical strength, rich experience in rocket engineering development, and familiarity with the domestic commercial rocket market. Its first-type rocket carrying capacity is second to none in the domestic solid carrier rocket. At present, the first-stage engine of the first-type rocket has passed the ground interview vehicle. It is expected that the first flight will succeed with high certainty. In addition, Zhongke Aerospace has deployed a series of models such as solid-liquid hybrid and liquid rockets. In the future, it will form an echelon launch capability that can meet various needs such as constellation networking, patching, and space station delivery.
The first phase of the Zhongke Aerospace Flight Technology Industrialization Base built by Zhongke Aerospace in Nansha, Guangzhou the Province Capital of China – People’s Republic of China . With the completion of the laying of the building panels of the steel structure factory, the main structure of each workshop was successfully capped, and the planning effect has been initially formed. The total planned area of the Zhongke Aerospace Flight Technology Industrialization Base is about 600 mu, of which the first phase covers an area of 100 mu. It is mainly used for the production, testing, final assembly and testing of serialized solid and liquid launch vehicles. To lead the upstream and downstream related aerospace enterprises to land, and strive to build Guangzhou into the third pole of China’s aerospace industry. Guangzhou….
One Mu is Mu is a municipal land area unit in China. One mu is equal to sixty square feet, or about 666.667 square meters. Fifteen acres equals one hectare. The choice of 60 square feet is because of the ancient Chinese counting method. Most of the counting is carried in ten units, and in ancient times, “60” was used as a unit…..
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中科宇航Zhongke Aerospace located in Room 1201, 12th Floor, Building 6, No. 18, Kechuang 13th Street, Beijing Economic and Technological Development Zone, Beijing- China – People’s Republic of China…. is the first domestic mixed-ownership commercial aerospace enterprise jointly initiated and established by the core team of the Aerospace Flight Technology Center of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the Institute of Mechanics. Achievement transformation, providing aerospace launch services. The core team is a leading expert in the domestic aerospace field, with strong technical strength, rich experience in rocket engineering development, and familiarity with the domestic commercial rocket market. Its first-type rocket carrying capacity is second to none in the domestic solid carrier rocket. At present, the first-stage engine of the first-type rocket has passed the ground interview vehicle. It is expected that the first flight will succeed with high certainty. In addition, Zhongke Aerospace has deployed a series of models such as solid-liquid hybrid and liquid rockets. In the future, it will form an echelon launch capability that can meet various needs such as constellation networking, patching, and space station delivery.
Recently on 13th November 2021 The suborbital space travel vehicle of Zhongke Aerospace based in Guangzhou City – China- People’s Republic of China The “Lijian-1” launch vehicle completed the joint arrow-to-ground training, and first flight next March] This morning, China Aerospace Science and Technology Aerospace “Lee Arrow One” successfully completed the arrow-to-ground joint training test ground at the Haiyang Oriental Space Port Marine Launch Technical Service Port The launch support system test. The joint rocket-ground training test simulates the entire process of rocket loading from the assembly plant, transfer and transportation, docking at the launch site, and erection. Through joint training to verify the equipment loading, transfer, docking, erection and other functions of the entire erection transfer system.
The “Lijian-1” carrier rocket launch vehicle is the first four-stage solid launch vehicle developed by Zhongke Aerospace, and it is currently the largest solid launch vehicle in the country with the largest take-off magnitude. It has the characteristics of flexible and rapid launch methods, and is mainly used for single-satellite and multi-satellite combined launches of small and medium-sized spacecraft in sun-synchronous orbits and other low-Earth orbits.
“Zhongke Aerospace Chairman Yang Yiqiang said in an interview with reporters that the main launch equipment of the Lijian-1 Carrier rocket started in Haiyang on August 6 last year, and has completed 14 core technology researches for the first time in China, and completed the program demonstration. , Program design and engineering research and development work, the first launch mission of “One Carrier Rocket and Six Satellites” will be implemented in March 2022.
On the morning of the 13th November 2021, at the sea launch technical service port of Haiyang Oriental Space Port, with the command staff’s command, the “Lijian-1” Carrier Rocket ground joint training test ground launch support system successfully completed the test. The joint training test is to simulate the entire process of rocket loading from the assembly plant, transfer and transportation, docking at the launch site, and erection. Through joint training to verify the equipment loading, transfer, docking, erection and other functions of the entire erection transfer system.
According to Sun Siwen, deputy director of the Yantai Promoting Aerospace Industry Development Headquarters Office, the “Lijian-1” Carrier Rocket launch vehicle is the first four-stage solid launch vehicle developed by Zhongke Aerospace, and it is currently the largest solid launch vehicle in the country. It has the characteristics of flexible and fast launch methods, and is mainly used for single-satellite and multi-satellite combined launches of small and medium-sized spacecraft in sun-synchronous orbits and other low-Earth orbits.
“The Lijian-1 rocket is a major deployment project of the Chinese Academy of Sciences. It is of great strategic significance for leading the development of my country’s carrier rocket technology and model changes, and catching up with the world’s aerospace powers.” Zhongke Aerospace Chairman Yang Yiqiang said in an interview. The main launch equipment of the Lijian-1 rocket started in Haiyang on August 6 last year. It has successively completed 14 core technology researches that have been adopted for the first time in China, and completed the program demonstration, program design and engineering development work, which is about to be in March 2022. Implementation of the first launch mission of “One Arrow and Six Stars”.
Beijing Zhongke Aerospace Exploration Technology Co., Ltd. is the first domestic aerospace enterprise with mixed ownership, and it is also the target enterprise that Oriental Aerospace Port focuses on introducing. Relying on the scientific research strength and resource advantages of the Institute of Mechanics of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the Aerospace Flight Technology Center of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, China Aerospace Science and Technology has been committed to the research and development and integration of space technology and aerospace vehicles as a platform for the transformation of major national scientific research projects, as well as the transformation and provision of technological achievements. Aerospace launch service. The Lijian-1 rocket project also adds a brand-new name card to the Oriental Space Port, which will surely promote the construction of the Oriental Space Port to take a solid step forward.
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Recently on 15th August 2021 The suborbital space travel vehicle of Zhongke Aerospace based in Guangzhou City – China- People’s Republic of China adopts a combination of a single-stage rocket and a tourist capsule. The rocket diameter is 3.35m, equipped with 5 15t liquid oxygen kerosene engines, the take-off thrust is 75t, and the take-off mass is 70t; the tourist capsule has a diameter of 3.35m and a height of 3m. , 4 panoramic portholes, a single flight can take 7 passengers.
中科宇航Zhongke Aerospace located in Room 1201, 12th Floor, Building 6, No. 18, Kechuang 13th Street, Beijing Economic and Technological Development Zone, Beijing- China – People’s Republic of China…. is the first domestic mixed-ownership commercial aerospace enterprise jointly initiated and established by the core team of the Aerospace Flight Technology Center of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the Institute of Mechanics. Achievement transformation, providing aerospace launch services. The core team is a leading expert in the domestic aerospace field, with strong technical strength, rich experience in rocket engineering development, and familiarity with the domestic commercial rocket market. Its first-type rocket carrying capacity is second to none in the domestic solid carrier rocket. At present, the first-stage engine of the first-type rocket has passed the ground interview vehicle. It is expected that the first flight will succeed with high certainty. In addition, Zhongke Aerospace has deployed a series of models such as solid-liquid hybrid and liquid rockets. In the future, it will form an echelon launch capability that can meet various needs such as constellation networking, patching, and space station delivery.
At present, Zhongke Aerospace has completed the demonstration test of the launch vehicle recovery principle prototype and the full-system test run of the 15-ton “Xuanyuan” liquid rocket engine, and is developing a new generation of reusable liquid launch vehicle and returnable travel cabin. It is planned to carry out the first suborbital flight demonstration test in 2022, unmanned suborbital flight in 2023, and suborbital tourism service from 2024. It is estimated that nearly 1,000 passengers can be transported into space every year. With the continuous improvement and adjustment of space tourism prices, the “popularization” and “flightization” of space tourism are expected to become a reality.
The landing site for the launch and recovery of the aircraft will be planned and constructed as a whole with the aerospace theme park, space experience hall and aerospace science education base. Passengers will receive short-term training here before flying. During the 10-minute flight, passengers will cross the von Karmen curve at a height of 100km and experience the weightlessness of getting rid of the gravity of the earth in 3 minutes. Finally, the travel cabin landed safely by parachute, and the passengers returned to the earth safely. At present, there are about 500 people who have entered the moon, space stations and sub orbitals in the world. According to international practice, passengers participating in suborbital tourism can be awarded the title of “astronaut”.
At the same time, the aircraft is designed strictly in accordance with the manned aerospace specifications. Even if it fails, the travel cabin uses its own engine system to escape, push the travel cabin away from the rocket, and activate the self-landing system to return to the ground safely. (Zhongke Aerospace)
In which on May 16th 2021 it was the first full-system test of “Xuanyuan No. 1” 20-ton liquid oxygen kerosene rocket engine successfully completed] Recently, the “Xuanyuan No. 1” 20-ton liquid oxygen kerosene rocket engine independently developed by Xi’an Zhongke Aerospace Power Technology Co., Ltd. The first full-system test run was successfully completed, marking that the commercial liquid oxygen kerosene engine with the largest thrust in my country’s commercial aerospace industry has officially entered the mission development stage. The successful test run of the “Xuanyuan No. 1” engine indicates that our private aerospace company has mastered the core technology for the development of low-cost, high-thrust liquid oxygen kerosene engines, laying the foundation for the rapid and steady development of my country’s commercial aerospace.
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